Urine odor eliminator

I think I might fit in the "jerk" column.

Actually I am not a jerk. I'm honest, sometimes that comes off wrong. Had I known about your health problems I probably would have been a little more tactful. I do appreciate that you are looking for a solution. I no longer have a dog. When I put our last one down we decided that traveling and camping would be less stressful for us without animals. I know that is not for everybody. Friends of ours that camp with us pretty much every time we go out have a dog. Because of this we are often on campsites labeled as dog sites. Warm muggy days bring out a lot of the urine odors from previous occupants.

Good luck to you and the wife. And I hope you find something that will truly neutralize the odor. Sorry I ruffled your feathers.

May as well shut this down....I thank the one person who offered a "product" To the "Holy than thou" remainder, think about every time you see multiple dogs in an X-Pen, think about the hours on end those dogs spend in that pen and urinate then think about how many "considerate" people actually care about odors at all and then finally think about someone who had enough concern to ask about a way to help!!!

After thinking about it, I am sorry I used the word lazy. I should have used inconsiderate.

The whole point here is that I'm trying tom be a good neighbor....getting a walker out the door at 3am is a bit of an issue. The smell is NOT overwhelming but as always I'm considering my neighbor.

I've been on this Forum a very long time and it is just SO typical to criticize rather than simply answer a question. Do I really have to lay out exactly what health conditions are involved everytime I ask a question. Certainly it would be better to have my dogs piss on your campsite but I don't imagine that would be acceptable either so instead, I keep them in the site I occupy(which I do consider my site). You don't see me complaining about the Cigarette butts laying all over, the chicken wings in the gravel waiting for a dog to choke on...Come on, Really!!!

So Pile ON....but understand there are plenty of X pens out there and if you think my dogs are the only ones....wake up!!!

Well,

Im not gonna go to the " lazy label", I understand where your coming from, BUT... Wind will take that smell to other sites down wind of it...

It really is not fair to have your neighbors smell your dogs collection of urine.. After a few days, I am sure that pan is RIPE and smells pretty bad....

As much as it may be a bother, it would be beneficial for ALL if your were able to have the pups urinate in a different spot each time in the middle of the night....

I can imagine that the smell must be pretty bad if your asking us here what to neutralize it with...

While i believe most people would agree that it's preferred to take them outside the areas where kids, families etc are expected to often be barefoot as well as living, cooking, eating etc. IF you can not for whatever reason I will suggest a product for neutralizing it as much as possible.
Natures Miracle
is a product we sold in our pet shop and it has a good following. For use inside when accidents happen and could be used in a small outside pen as well. It is one of the safest products around as well.

For your use, a small garden sprayer should work with this product, but you do have to well coat whatever material you are sanitizing.

Somebody's got to be "that guy" so I'll take the hit.
That is not your patio area. It is every family that camps at that site's patio area. And none of them want to follow a lazy pet owner that will not take the time to walk their pets away from the eating area of a camp site. Put on your robe and slippers and WALK the dogs away from the campsite to do their business. Then you will not need to neutralize the smell and the next occupiers of the site won't hate the smell you leave behind.